When I was 10 years old I wanted to be in some kind of sport, then my parents heard of Yoshukai Karate. I never heard of it before, but I didn’t care if it was a common or uncommon karate, so I signed up for it.

At first I expected to learn a lot at once, but instead of stuffing my head with karate I slowly worked up to higher things, but it was worth it. I got better with the smaller stuff they taught me so I learned higher things.

Also, when I joined karate I never knew I would make many friends that I could trust, so ever since then Yoshukai Karate has been a big part of my life in and out of the dojo.